Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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ADMINISTRATORS, DIRECT ING THE EDUCATION MR. DAN B. KULP, Supervising Principal . . . Ursinus College, B. S., University of Pennsylvania, M. A .... as head of Red Lion Area School, linds many duties beyond the walls of our own high school, be they educational or civic. imuunm.. To the Students of R.L.A.H.S.: It is the aim of the administration and faculty to serve as guides and counselors so that each student can develop to the highest point of his abilities. It is our sincere hope that every graduate from our school may realize fully the remarkable oppor- tunity for personal development. Graduation from high school is only the beginning, more prepara- tion, more study and more hard work must continue if you are going to achieve the success that awaits you. There are great opportunities for service, and each year these opportunities increase. No -man can do more than serve to the best of his ability his God and his fellow man. May I extend to each of you my sincere wishes that not only success be granted to you, but you so live that your life will be a guide to those who follow. nette Trout, Beryl Russell, an For our secretaries - Mrs. Jean 1 k Nancy Henry - mimeograph in files, notices, dictation are all , part of the day's routine, to b taken with a smile. . 5 S ,, . it 3 5. 1

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Although we may not realize it, these are some of the best friends we willever have. If we think hard enough, all of us can remember the time when a word of encouragement from a teacher meant the difference between being just so-so or attain- ing a coveted goal. Because they are sometimes quick to scold us when we do wrong, we tend to forget they are nearly always among the first to commend us when we do something well. Whether rubbing elbows, racking brains, or raring to go, students share many memorable moments with these friendly advisors. 7

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OF SOME NINE HUNDRED STUDENTS To the Students of R.L.A.H.S.: With pride it can be said to the student body of Red Lion Area High School that each indi- vidual who has the privilege of sharing in our school environment also has the opportunity to make himself a more qualifled person for success- ful, happy living. Remember, however, to qualify oneself for any task requires work-physical, mental, or spiritual. I We of the faculty find it a responsibility to provide for our students an environment con- ducive to good work and an opportunity to feel the satisfaction of accomplishment. It is our fondest dream that those of you who are leaving us have taken full advantage of our educational provisions. We sincerely hope those of you who are to continue in sharing our school facilities do not fail to reap the harvest that is yours for only the desire to learn. 1 y Ig f MR. FREDERICK P. SAMPLE, High School Principal . . . Lebanon Valley College, A. B.: Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, M. Ed .... in his first year as principal, is always on hand to take care of the students' problems, no matter how small they may be. DIRECTORS FOR RED LION AREA SCHOOL CHANCEFORD TOWNSHIP: Theodore Wallace, Stewart Grim, tLuther Gohnb, Joseph Pomraning, Ralph Myers, Harold Good. FELTON BOROUGH: R. E. Downs, CMrs. Beulah Grovej, Paul W. Heim, Henry Seitz, tWiand Seitzj, Rich- ard Tyson, Charles Sentz. LOWER CHANCEFORD TOWNSHIP: CJ. Ray Scottb, Donald B. Snyder, J. Emory McGurk, J. Edwin Johnson, Quentin Downs, Luther Pomraning, NORTH HOPEWELI. TOWNSHIP: Gene O. Strayer, Zeno Neuhaus, Kenneth Bankert, Stanley Lentz, Marvin E. Strayer. RED LION BOROUGH: Gerald L. Zarfos, Penrose Heindel, Woodrow Mellinger, Dr. W. S. Dellinger, CC. C. Rexrothj, Dr. Grover Artman, Robert Graham, Lester Craley. WINDSOR BOROUGH: Ethan C. Harrold, CHoward B. Renoj, Quinton R. Ellis, Dr. George D. Weaver, CPurl Barnettj, Howard Duncan, Charles Mellinger. WINDSOR TOWNSHIP: Harry A. Lohss, Carl E. Smith, CFred C. Tomej, CE. C. Bahnj, Roy McCliment, Harry Stump, Walter Shue. WINTERSTOWN BOROUGH: Lester C. Hess, CEverett Herbstl, Luther E. Grim, William G. Enfield, CMarlin M. Mundisj, Luther A. Walker, Gerald Mitzel. 9